Japan Trip Day 7 [28/12/06] : 原宿/銀座/青山
We had our breakfast at the Curry Rice store located at the basement one of
Tobu departmental store (opp. of the hotel we were staying, Ikebukuro).
The waitress is a really sweet young lady who's there to work
during her university vacation. Winter vacation I supposed.
She can speak English quite well and we chatted for a while.
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and as usual. tons of wonderful food making my tummy growl from lack of lunch :(
the oily ramen stall, much worse than the common food court ramen? or just very bad japanese standard? seems like the really good stalls don't have to advertise much coz pple know them thru word of mouth?
the pivo is damn cool lor!!! droolz :P~~~
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If only we were able to record it down. LOL.
The noodle tastes better than the food court ramen
but the standard of the soup is as bad. ;P
Yea, it is!
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Yes, hehe. I got them typed out and added pictures to it with MS Word.
LOL!!! I really have no idea! It's just so comical! Hahahaha.
Maybe we were thinking of the juicy chicken instead of getting
the directions right. (^^;) Hahaha!
I like this concept car of Suzuki too which I saw at the Motor Car Show
at Suntec City last year. It's so adorable and vintage looking!
My fave concept car up till now is still Mitsuoka Orochi. The white serpent car. SWEET!
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lw was just as friendly as u! :D
And u are definitely a head-turner, even without makeup :O
So gorgeous!
Those flagship stores are so pretty!
They are really different from singapore's!!
cant img Gucci has its own cafe, I must visit there someday.
Is there coffee better than starbucks? lol
N I am startin to like sukiyaki.
I tried the one at sushi tei and ichiban sushi.
Ichiban sushi's was a flop and I actually like sushi tei's beef.
They are generous.
Drool, so much abt food.
I am hungry liao.
I am one big foodie too!
And thats bad news for my pocket
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I was so glad to bump into you too!
You are growing prettier and prettier the each time I see you!! :D
*blushes* Thank you very much! I'm very flattered. (*^^*)
Sorry that our meet-up gotta delay. I'm not done with the job hunt yet.
Very soon I believe! :D
One must be more willing to part with their money at such gorgeous
flagship stores! Haha. I wish to visit the Gucci Cafe again too!
The espresso is nicer than Starbucks!
Sukiyaki! Drools... Especially when you dip the beef into the egg.
Wait till you try the one at Sakae Sushi. Argh!
Please don't ever waste your $$$$ for it. It's TERRIBLY SWEET!!!
I am still looking for the best one in SG. I do agree Sushi Tei serves
sukiyaki which are quite nice so does Akashi at Paragon. :P
Luckily Singapore has loads of eateries for us to explore
before IR projects are completed. If not we would have been bore to death!
I'm feeling so hungry now! Oh no!
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anyway, I saw yr passport photo at one of my neighborhood photo studio.
u were wearing a long white blouse with collar frills.looking great there
did they get yr permission to do this?
its okay.
take yr time to settle down before we meet up okay?
and good luck to yr job hunt!
all the best!
oh, so the correct way to eat that beef is to drip it into the egg??
lol.I added them into the soup.OMG @.@
i wonder what is the correct way of eatin man.
so silly :S
I almost dine at sakae sushi lei.
luckily i didnt try it.
Life would be so much better after the IR development.
woo
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They didn't but I guess it's alright as it's not published in the papers.
Thank you very much!! :D
I guess I will know my fate by this coming Monday.
The Japanese eat it by dipping the beef into the beaten raw egg.
But I think there is nothing such as correct way.
You just prefer to have your egg in the soup. No worries!
Ah, I 'saved' you from eating Sakae's sukiyaki. lol.
Simply agree! Can't wait for it to be completed.
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i especially love the prada flagship building.
& all the food is making me drool already.
how long was ur trip to japan?
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Me too. It's my fave!
Haha. I am feeling so hungry in the middle of the night right now!!
It was an 11-day trip.
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